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Cafés, restaurants and places in Nam-gu, Gwangju, written by bloggers who went there.
Hoyang Horim is a hanok-style roastery café in Yangnim-dong, Nam-gu, Gwangju. I tried house-roasted decaf hand-drip coffee, sweet pumpkin injeolmi waffles, and Gaeseong juak ang-butter. Verdict: a lovely spot for coffee and traditional desserts in a serene hanok setting.
Dugeori Usintang Gwangju Imam Branch is a Korean restaurant with private parking in Imam-dong, Nam-gu, Gwangju. We ordered the special hot pot for two and ate beef, chives, udon noodles, and porridge in sequence. The broth grew richer as it simmered, and the generous portion left us very full.
Dugeori Usintang Gwangju Imam Branch is a Korean restaurant on Hyocheon 3-ro in Nam-gu, Gwangju, where I ate usin jeongol and galbitang with my family. Both came with sotbap, and the tender ribs and scorched-rice finish were satisfying, though the restaurant was busy even at an early weekday lunch.
Dugeori Usintang Gwangju Imam Branch is a Korean restaurant in Hyocheon District, Nam-gu, Gwangju. I ordered the two-serving Usin jeongol, finishing the tender meat and vegetables with udon and rice porridge. The tables were well spaced, though it was hectic and full between 5 and 6 p.m.
Dugeori Usintang Gwangju Imam Branch is a Korean restaurant on Hyocheon 3-ro in Nam-gu, Gwangju. I had ₩14,000 galbitang with my mother; the meat was plentiful and tender, though seats were scarce at lunchtime.
Dugeori Usintang Gwangju Imam Branch is a Korean restaurant in Imam-dong, Gwangju, where I had usintang and galbitang with pot rice. The spicy beef soup had tender meat and plenty of mushrooms, while the clear galbitang was an easy choice for my child.
